The sound of Marshmallow Overcoat is ever-changing, colorful, and psychedelic.

 If you’ve been stuck in a time capsule of the ’90s, this record is for you!

This review highlights Marshmallow Overcoat’s significant role in the 1980s garage rock revival. The album 'Songs From All You Need Is Fuzz' is praised for its colorful, psychedelic sound blending psycho-pop and classic garage-punk. It serves as a comprehensive 'best of' with new and rare tracks, perfect for fans craving authentic fuzz rock nostalgia. The release includes a special digipack and an extensive booklet, making it a must-have for genre enthusiasts. Dive into the timeless fuzz and psychedelia of Marshmallow Overcoat—listen to 'Songs From All You Need Is Fuzz' now!

 Guadagnino’s Suspiria is a strange object to approach with caution.

 All the training and dance sequences are undoubtedly the film’s strong point.

Guadagnino’s Suspiria is a complex and atmospheric reinterpretation rather than a straightforward remake. It features exceptional dance choreography, a chilling witch coven, and an outstanding performance by Tilda Swinton. Though long and divided in opinion, its cold Berlin setting adds authenticity. The film has some flaws, including clichéd horror elements and an underwhelming ending, but remains a must-watch for horror fans. Discover the chilling world of Guadagnino's Suspiria—watch now for a haunting blend of dance and horror!

 The law of men - rational and therefore fallible - stumbles, where 2 + 2 doesn't always make 4.

 Criminal law is the most intolerant legal tool, and its use requires limits; yet in daily life, Enlightenment philosophy often goes down the toilet.

Stephen King's The Outsider opens with a shocking crime that challenges rational logic and criminal law. The review highlights the novel's powerful beginning and adequate continuation, blending supernatural themes with legal and moral questions. The story explores uneasy truths beneath American suburbia and questions the price of justice in a flawed system. Writing is straightforward yet impactful, delivering a rock-like punch rather than a jazzy complexity. Dive into Stephen King's The Outsider to experience a blend of crime, suspense, and supernatural horror—read now!

 The sense of emptiness. The shiver. The anguish drawn on a staff.

 An artist who has cultivated his talent to achieve Grace.

This review praises 'Dark Angel' by Giulio Casale and Luca Moccafighe as an insightful exploration of the emotional and artistic depth in Jeff Buckley's lyrics. It highlights the conveyed feelings of emptiness, anguish, and grace. The book is described as a patient, masterful tribute to Buckley's talent and legacy. The reviewer highly recommends reading it. Discover the emotional depth of Jeff Buckley's lyrics—read Dark Angel by Casale and Moccafighe today!

 A dazzling start to the book written by one of us. Yes, a DeBaserian.

 As Kirk Hammett said, the release of a new record was an event to be shared. Now it’s a convenient click on the couch, in complete solitude.

Giancarlo Caracciolo's 'Internet Has Killed Rock' offers a passionate exploration of rock music's history and transformation in the digital age. The book combines short stories with musical insights and evocative soundtracks for each chapter. The review praises its engaging narrative and deep love for music culture, highlighting its accessibility and emotional depth. It captures the bittersweet shift from communal music experiences to solitary digital consumption. Discover the heartfelt stories behind rock's evolution—read 'Internet Has Killed Rock' today!

 Too many things to say and ideas to communicate, too much sincere passion in addressing current and therefore particularly thorny topics.

 The JCD overturns the premises and makes these defects the main strength of the album.

Joe Cova Duo’s debut album Troppo a Sud draws inspiration from Fabrizio De André while exploring current social themes through carefully crafted acoustic songs. The duo’s blend of jazz and blues guitar work stands out amidst the Italian music scene. The album is noted for its thoughtful lyricism and cultural reflections rooted in Trentino's unique position. Though the style might feel outdated and geographically isolated to some, the album presents a sincere and promising artistic voice. The reviewer awaits their next work with curiosity. Discover Joe Cova Duo’s unique acoustic sound and dive into Troppo a Sud’s poetic journey today!

 "A feminine sound escaped from the hands of three expert artists (a photographer, a filmmaker, a visual artist), loaned to music, for an album estranged from the surrounding world."

 "Originality here is a total artistic-creative process, not mere provocation. It is pushed far beyond the general minimalism of which it is a daughter, for its evocative potential, for suggestion and poetics."

Y Pants' 1982 album Beat It Down offers a delicate and surreal musical experience crafted by three visual artists turned musicians. The album blends new wave, no wave, and Dadaist influences into minimal yet incisive arrangements. It embodies the essence of female rock through intellectualized and original sonic textures free from typical rock clichés. The review praises the album’s poetic lyricism, exotic musical elements, and its status as a timeless avant-garde masterpiece. A must-listen for fans of experimental and art-driven music. Explore the unique and timeless avant-garde sounds of Y Pants' Beat It Down—listen now and experience art-driven music like never before!

 During breaks from filming, Al Pacino would sit next to Johnny Depp and, with his husky voice, always tell the same joke... and inevitably Johnny didn’t get it, so he wouldn’t laugh... Pacino would get mad every time like a bull.

 "John... listen... a skeleton walks into a bar... orders a beer and a mop."

This short review shares a funny anecdote from the set of a Mike Newell film involving actors Al Pacino and Johnny Depp. Al Pacino repeatedly tells the same joke during breaks, which Johnny Depp never quite understood, much to Pacino’s frustrated amusement. The humor captures a light moment behind the scenes. Explore more fun and surprising stories from your favorite movie sets like Mike Newell’s!

 "A situation of discomfort due to the ferocity of the offering, a lack of oxygen that over time annihilates, destroys."

 "Five tracks for a scant fifteen minutes of hatred. The best way to define today’s 'Black Friday,' in short."

Peste's self-titled debut mini delivers a powerful fusion of hardcore and black metal influences. With members from notable bands, they channel misanthropic themes and a raw, intense sound. The album's 15 minutes of ferocious energy and sharp lyricism evoke discomfort and destruction, making it a compelling listen for fans of heavy music. The single 'Mercy' exemplifies their direct and brutal approach. Dive into Peste’s intense debut and experience 15 minutes of raw hardcore fused with black metal intensity now!

 The album that ended the so-called nu-metal wave.

 The sounds of the album still heavily reflect the difficult traits of the singer and drummer, torn between their supposed faith and rough suburban origins.

P.O.D.'s 2006 album Testify represents the culmination of the nu-metal wave. It blends rap-rock with other genres, highlighted by singles like 'Goodbye for Now' and 'Lights Out.' The album reflects the band's struggles between faith and their suburban roots, delivering a mature and powerful sound. Released at a timely moment, it serves as a pivotal marker in the band's and genre's history. Listen to P.O.D.'s Testify and discover the powerful blend that closed the nu-metal chapter.

 "'Significant Other' represents a perfect compromise between the hardness of their debut and the catchiness of their less successful subsequent efforts."

 "The album, along with similar efforts of the time, represents the postmodern version of successful previous musical crossings."

Limp Bizkit's 1999 album 'Significant Other' perfectly balances the heaviness of their debut with catchy rap rock elements. It features hit singles like 'Nookie' and collaborations that broaden their sound. The lyrics reflect personal struggles of Fred Durst. This album helped cement their place in nu metal history before internal conflicts affected their later career. Dive into Limp Bizkit's 'Significant Other' and rediscover the nu metal classic that defined a generation!

 Expectations met.

 Incredibly, the film is enjoyable, it flows smoothly and given the plot, it’s a miracle and keeps in (almost) constant tension.

Phillip Noyce’s film delivers a typical American action movie experience involving CIA operatives and Colombian drug cartels. The plot is complex and implausible but remains engaging thanks to solid performances by Harrison Ford and Willem Dafoe. Despite clichés and moral ambiguities, the film keeps steady tension and flow. The reviewer highlights both the familiar tropes and unexpected turns, especially regarding political intrigue and character motives. Dive into this gripping CIA drama filled with action and intrigue—watch Sotto il segno del pericolo now!

 He holed up in a camper for a few weeks with two producers no one knew and shattered every record.

 Hammer ignored the typical street rapper behavioral codes, lathered himself, sprayed on perfume, and went straight until the public, attracted by other moths, turned its back on him.

MC Hammer's 1990 album Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em shattered sales records with hits like 'U Can't Touch This' but sparked criticism from authentic rap voices. While commercially successful, Hammer's approach diverged from the street credibility of peers, leading to a rapid decline in relevance. The album remains a landmark in rap history, emblematic of mainstream crossover and its challenges. Discover the rise and fall of MC Hammer’s legendary album — listen now and dive into rap history!

 "We essentially love what we miss."

 "What if it were really like this?" — reflecting on the possibility of returning to change the past.

Massimo Bisotti’s novel 'Un anno per un giorno' explores deep human themes such as time, regret, and love through the story of a singer revisiting his past. Set in Paris and Naples, the book combines poetic narration with unforgettable characters and introspection. The review praises Bisotti's authentic and heartfelt writing style, recommending the book especially to those who appreciate literary reflections on life’s complexities. Discover the poetic journey of love and time in Massimo Bisotti’s 'Un anno per un giorno'—read it now!

 "The story makes the rounds in newspapers and televisions, the album skyrockets to number one, and Travis explode."

 "The Man Who is an absolute masterpiece, an album that will influence countless bands in the years to come."

Travis' 1999 album The Man Who marked a pivotal moment in post-britpop music with its reflective and melancholic sound. Despite initial lukewarm reception, the breakthrough single 'Why Does It Always Rain On Me?' and a memorable Glastonbury performance propelled the album to success. Produced by Nigel Godrich, the album combines intimate acoustic ballads with subtle instrumentation, leaving a lasting influence on future artists including Coldplay. This review celebrates the album as an overlooked classic deserving renewed recognition. Explore the evocative sounds of Travis' The Man Who and rediscover a post-britpop classic that shaped a generation.

 "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." – A. Einstein

 Truman is a hero unaware of being one, living a scripted life for the entertainment of millions.

The Truman Show is praised as Peter Weir’s best film and one of Jim Carrey’s finest performances, brilliantly exposing society’s obsession with media and entertainment. It reveals the disturbing reality behind reality TV, where privacy is lost and life becomes an illusion scripted by controlling forces. The film remains deeply relevant today, critiquing desensitization and the loss of genuine emotions. Its complex narrative combines entertainment with a ruthless social critique. Watch The Truman Show now and dive into its timeless critique of media and reality!

 "The Human People are an all-female band that navigates between noise-pop and alternative-rock with that emotional drop that never hurts."

 Imagine Sleater-Kinney less agitated, Breeders less explosive but there’s so much of that noise-pop from Tiger Trap and Julie Doiron from the Eric’s Trip days.

The Human People, an all-female band, deliver a captivating mix of noise-pop and alternative rock in their album 'Butterflies Drink Turtle Tears'. The review draws connections to 90s indie bands like Sleater-Kinney and Breeders, highlighting emotional depth and nostalgic charm. It praises the band's balance between sweetness and dynamic energy, appealing to fans of vintage indie sounds. Listen to 'Butterflies Drink Turtle Tears' and experience nostalgic noise-pop with emotional depth!

 "Every note in the album manages to find its rightful place with skill and rare meticulousness."

 "An excellent musical melting pot that could inspire and conquer even the most cynical listeners."

March.'s album 'Safe & Unsound' is a well-crafted blend of pop rock and other genres marked by attentive song arrangements and meaningful lyrics. The album rewards careful listening and offers standout tracks like 'Hands' that add variety and charm. It showcases the artist's skill in balancing every note and hints at a promising future in the Italian indie scene. Overall, it's a distinctive and engaging listening experience. Listen to March.'s 'Safe & Unsound' now and explore its rich indie pop rock soundscape!

 Imagine the most Tim Burton becomes a musician and writes songs for a Spoon River aimed at horror-obsessed teenagers.

 This album isn’t bad. There are a lot of tricks (horror juggling, sepulchral delights, sugary pop, infinitesimal narcolepsy) and they all work great.

Dead Man’s Bones delivers a unique indie pop album rich with supernatural themes and haunting melodies. The use of children’s choir and eerie storytelling creates a compelling horror-inspired atmosphere reminiscent of Tim Burton’s style. Though playful and polished, the album at times feels slightly pretentious but remains engaging. The reviewer enjoyed standout tracks like 'Werewolf Heart' and 'Flowers Grow Out of My Grave', highlighting the creative use of interludes and variations. Dive into Dead Man’s Bones and experience a haunting musical journey filled with ghost stories and eerie charm.

 McKay does not permit himself to draw the lines connecting the dots; that is up to us to do if we want to.

 Much more than a film about Dick Cheney, it sounds a bit like the death knell for an America that has indeed died twice.

Adam McKay’s Vice is a daring and important film that investigates Dick Cheney's political misdeeds with sharp irony and brutal honesty. The review highlights the film’s liberal slant and its realistic portrayal of power and consequence. Despite its elaborate narrative devices, the movie effectively criticizes US politics while acknowledging it might not shift popular opinion. The strong connection to contemporary Trumpism adds urgency and relevance. Overall, it's a thought-provoking film blending satire and serious critique. Discover the ruthless truth behind US politics—watch Vice and question the power that shapes the world.